Arsenal are preparing for the Carabao Cup final against rivals Man City on Sunday at Wembley.
The Gunners could secure their first piece of silverware under Mikel Arteta since the 2020/21 season by winning against Man City on Sunday in the Carabao Cup final.
Arsenal are still on four the quadruple, and will want to keep their hopes alive, by winning this weekend. Furthermore, with a win, they could gain some much needed confidence and momentum heading into the run in of the Premier League with a nine point lead over Man City.
Heading into the game, Arteta has a lot of tough line-up decisions to make in order to get the better of Pep Guardiola’s side…
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GK – Kepa Arizzabalaga – Kepa has been starting in every Carabao Cup game this season, so keeps his place for the final.
LB – Riccardo Calafiori – Calafiori has been the first choice left-back for Arteta, he was rested in midweek, but should come back in this weekend.
CB – Gabriel – Gabriel has been amazing for Arsenal this season, he will hope that he can get on the scoresheet in the final; He’s no stranger to a goal against City.
CB – William Saliba – The French international will hope he can head into the international break off the back of a trophy lift at Wembley.
RB – Jurrien Timber – Timber is an injury doubt for the game on Sunday, if he isn’t fit, then Ben White will likely take his place.
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CM – Martin Zubimendi – Zubimendi will have the tough task of helping to control the midfield against Man City.
CM – Declan Rice – Rice is reportedly in talks over a new contract, on Sunday he will hope to stake his claim for value even more.
CAM – Eberechi Eze – Eze scored a superb goal against Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League, he should be in line to start with Martin Odegaard dealing with an injury.
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LW – Leandro Trossard – Trossard has been the first choice on the left-wing, despite competition from Gabriel Martinelli.
RW – Bukayo Saka – Saka will hope to be the difference maker on Sunday, something that he is no stranger to at Wembley, with all his England experience.
ST – Viktor Gyokeres – Gyokeres is in much better form during the second half of the season, he will hope to score against City on Sunday.
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